District Collector Kranthi Kumar Pati led a review meeting on Anaimalai Regional Development Plan and Tamil Nadu Innovative Initiatives at the Coimbatore District Administration Office on June 27. All department officials attended.
Coimbatore: A key review meeting on the Anaimalai Regional Development Plan and Tamil Nadu Innovative Initiatives took place today, June 27, under the leadership of District Collector Kranthi Kumar Pati at the Coimbatore District Collector's Office. The meeting was attended by officials from various departments focusing on the progress of previously approved administrative projects within the region.
This year, under the special sectional development plan, 15 out of 35 sanctioned projects for the year 2023-2024 have been completed. Efforts to expedite the completion of the remaining 20 projects were discussed, with specific instructions to finish longstanding tasks within the next 15 days in areas like Periyanayakkanpalayam, Karamadai, Madukkarai, and Thondamuthur.
Further, for the year 2024-2025 under the special area development plan, proposals including building houses for the mountain people in the regions of Anaimalai, Kottur, and Vettaikaranputhur were approved. These proposals were recommended after careful consideration of the roles these initiatives would play in the development plan selected by the Tamil Nadu State Planning Commission.
In addition, proposals for empowering women's groups through value addition to tamarind processing were discussed and approved, marking a significant step towards providing livelihood opportunities in the Anaimalai region, recognized as key to regional development. Also discussed was the simplification and quick implementation of government projects under the Tamil Nadu Innovative Initiatives to make government schemes more accessible to the public.
This year, under the special sectional development plan, 15 out of 35 sanctioned projects for the year 2023-2024 have been completed. Efforts to expedite the completion of the remaining 20 projects were discussed, with specific instructions to finish longstanding tasks within the next 15 days in areas like Periyanayakkanpalayam, Karamadai, Madukkarai, and Thondamuthur.
Further, for the year 2024-2025 under the special area development plan, proposals including building houses for the mountain people in the regions of Anaimalai, Kottur, and Vettaikaranputhur were approved. These proposals were recommended after careful consideration of the roles these initiatives would play in the development plan selected by the Tamil Nadu State Planning Commission.
In addition, proposals for empowering women's groups through value addition to tamarind processing were discussed and approved, marking a significant step towards providing livelihood opportunities in the Anaimalai region, recognized as key to regional development. Also discussed was the simplification and quick implementation of government projects under the Tamil Nadu Innovative Initiatives to make government schemes more accessible to the public.